Flipper- und Arcademuseum Seligenstadt, Arcade and pinball museum in Seligenstadt, Germany.

The Flipper and Arcade Museum in Seligenstadt holds about 250 machines on 900 square metres across two levels. The lower floor is devoted to pinball machines, while the ground floor mixes pinball and arcade games. All machines are set to free play, so the entrance fee lets visitors use every exhibit without inserting coins.

The association For Amusement Only e.V. opened the collection in 2009 in Rodenbach, and the first public day followed on 3 July 2010. Since August 2010 the exhibition has opened on the first Saturday of each month. On 22 June 2013 it moved into a former furniture store in Seligenstadt, where it was renamed Flipper- und Arcademuseum Seligenstadt to separate the association from the collection.

The collection displays pinball machines from different manufacturers across several decades, showing how gaming culture evolved over time. Visitors can observe the changes in design and gameplay mechanics through the machines on display.

The museum opens on the first Saturday of each month, so visitors should plan their trips accordingly. The machines are set to free play after paying the entrance fee, allowing for extended gaming sessions without additional costs.

The museum features a Sega Daytona USA racing game where up to eight players can compete simultaneously at one of the largest arcade racing setups. This machine is a standout attraction offering an unusual multiplayer experience.